NetApp and Oracle launch OCI-native managed storage service
NetApp and Oracle have launched a new fully managed, OCI-native storage service integrating NetApp ONTAP capabilities. The service, currently in preview, aims to simplify the migration and management of AI and enterprise workloads, including databases and high-performance computing, on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.

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NetApp and Oracle announced a new fully managed storage service that brings enterprise-grade NetApp storage natively to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). The service aims to simplify the migration and management of critical AI and enterprise workloads for organizations leveraging the cloud. Currently in preview with select customers, the integration introduces NetApp ONTAP data management capabilities directly within the OCI environment.
OCI Storage with NetApp is designed as a fully managed, first-party, OCI-native storage service. It allows enterprises to migrate, run, protect, and modernize various workloads, including databases, enterprise applications, and virtualized environments. The service also supports electronic design automation (EDA), high-performance computing, regulated applications, and AI data pipelines while maintaining familiar storage operations.
The collaboration addresses the need for secure, reliable, and performant storage solutions within the OCI ecosystem. By embedding NetApp's data management features natively, the service seeks to reduce complexity for enterprises moving critical workloads to the cloud. The preview phase is currently accessible to select customers ahead of a broader rollout.
What is the expected timeline for the general availability of the service beyond the current preview phase?
How will the pricing model for this fully managed service compare to competitors offering similar enterprise-grade storage on OCI?
Will this partnership drive significant enterprise customer migration away from other major cloud providers to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure?


























